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Trade-Radar's Alerts Plus+ are moving!

I wanted to provide warning that the Alerts Plus+ feature on this site will be discontinued by the end of this month.

The content, however, is currently available and will remain available at our sister site TradingStockAlerts.com

For those of you who follow the Dividend and Value alerts (Reasonable Value Trend Busters, Dividend Growers, Reasonable Value Dividend Growers, etc.) or the Special Reports (Over-Valued Over-Bought, Ebb & Flow Report, Value and Growth, etc.), you will be happy to know that they are all still running at  TradingStockAlerts.com. The alerts and reports listed above are all under the "Stocks to Watch" menu item and you can go directly to them at the PremiumAlerts Stocks to Watch page.

Alerts Plus+ also has a selection of alerts dedicated to ETFs. These have also moved to TradingStockAlerts.com. They can be found under the "ETFs" menu item and are all listed on the PremiumAlerts ETF Analysis page. The good news here is that there are a couple more reports at TradingStockAlerts.com that have not been available here at Trade-Radar. The new site, in addition to the various ETF Scorecards, Sector and Style Reports and ProShares Reports also has several reports devoted to analysis of the E*Trade Commission-Free ETFs.

There are a number of benefits to using the reports at TradingStockAlerts.com. For example, if you hover your mouse over a stock symbol, a small chart pops up so you can get a quick view of how the price action looks. If you click on a stock symbol, you are taken to the TradingStockAlerts Stock Search Results page. Here you will be presented with our opinion of the stock. We calculate three scores for the stock: a financial score, a valuation score and trend performance score. We combine these scores and provide a Buy/Sell/Hold/Avoid opinion. In addition, we provide a wealth of financial and technical detail as well as an interactive chart and links to best of breed web sites where you can get more information on this stock. All in all, this is pretty handy when researching your stocks.

There is, however, one drawback. We are not offering downloads of the data in CSV format (useful for pulling into spreadsheet applications like Excel) at TradingStockAlerts.com. If that is a problem, please email me and let me know. If enough people request it, I can perhaps start building it into the reports as we do here at Trade-Radar.

So in summary, I would encourage users to start checking out TradingStockAlerts.com and see all the content we have built over there. You will see some familiar stuff like the original Alert HQ reports but there are also other great features such as our stock screeners, watch lists and our E-Zone System.

Thank you for supporting our Alerts Plus+ here at Trade-Radar.com and I hope to see you over at TradingStockAlerts.com

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